All-Terrain Cranes for Sale & Rent

All-terrain cranes are multi-axle mobile cranes built to drive at road speed on public highways and then work off-road on rough or unprepared ground. They combine a wheeled carrier with all-wheel drive and all-wheel steering, a telescopic boom, and outrigger stabilisers, making them the most versatile class of mobile crane for general construction, plant maintenance and infrastructure work across Europe.

Capacities span roughly 40 tonnes to over 1,200 tonnes, with 2 to 9 axles depending on size. The dominant manufacturers are Liebherr (LTM series), Tadano (AC/ATF series), Grove and Demag. Buyers weigh maximum lift capacity, telescopic boom length, axle count (which drives road-permit requirements) and counterweight configuration when choosing a model.

What is a all-terrain crane?

Capacity range

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All-Terrain Cranes on Kranly (60)

Frequently asked questions

What is an all-terrain crane used for?

General lifting on construction sites, industrial plant maintenance, wind-turbine and infrastructure projects — anywhere a crane must travel on the road and then work on unprepared ground. Their road mobility makes them the default hire crane for jobs lasting a few hours to a few days.

What capacity all-terrain crane do I need?

Match the crane load chart to your heaviest lift at the required radius and height — not just the headline capacity, which only applies at minimum radius. As a rule of thumb, choose a crane rated well above the load so you work within a safe part of the chart.

How many axles do all-terrain cranes have?

From 2 axles on ~40–60 t machines up to 9 axles on 1,000 t-plus cranes. Axle count matters because it sets axle loads, and therefore which roads and bridges the crane can use without special permits.

What should I check when buying a used all-terrain crane?

Operating hours, boom and outrigger condition, load-moment and safety-system function, tyre and carrier condition, service history, and a recent inspection certificate. Kranly listings show the seller-disclosed inspection data where available.

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